sun light?

newgrowersam

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• Mar 30, 2011

• #1

how much sun should they be getting?

 

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Serapis

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• Mar 30, 2011

• #2

keep them in the shade and moist... Do not expose to direct sun for long periods until they have their second set of true leaves. That is what I would do. Or place in my home near a window... You could just leave in sun and let nature decide, but those are young and tender and I sure wouldn't.

Good luck

 

DirtPoor

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• Mar 30, 2011

• #3

How many hours are they getting now? I put one of my plants outside in the dirt by a treelike and it turned out to not be a very good idea because there is way to much stretch going on. But yea at least six hours...

 

DirtPoor

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• Mar 30, 2011

• #4

Serapis said:

put them on a windowsill

they are way too young for direct sunlight for any long period of time.

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I agree with you about the windowsill, but....if a seed was planted in the dirt outside, it would get direct sunlight too so im not sure how this works out?

 

Serapis

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• Mar 30, 2011

• #5

DirtPoor said:

I agree with you about the windowsill, but....if a seed was planted in the dirt outside, it would get direct sunlight too so im not sure how this works out?

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Yep, and only the strongest survive... Let me have you look at it another way, say those were $15 fem seeds, would you place them out in the dirt in direct sun at that age then?